AI is like a superpower, right? 
I mean, who wouldn't wanna have a personal assistant that's always on and can do all sorts of tasks for them? But at the same time, it's kinda scary thinking about robots taking over our jobs 
. I'm more of a "do-it-myself" kind of person, so when it comes to AI, I'd rather see people use it to make their lives easier and less repetitive, like automating household chores or something. Anyway, it's cool that high-income earners are getting on the AI bandwagon, but I think we should be careful not to leave anyone behind 
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I mean, who wouldn't wanna have a personal assistant that's always on and can do all sorts of tasks for them? But at the same time, it's kinda scary thinking about robots taking over our jobs . I'm more of a "do-it-myself" kind of person, so when it comes to AI, I'd rather see people use it to make their lives easier and less repetitive, like automating household chores or something. Anyway, it's cool that high-income earners are getting on the AI bandwagon, but I think we should be careful not to leave anyone behind .
. But seriously, who needs human interaction when you can have a $100k-per-year salary and AI to do all the thinking for you? I mean, I'd love to try out that AI chatbot Gemini, but only if it comes with a 'do my laundry' feature – priorities, people! 
... like, who wouldn't want their job replaced by a robot? 
They're basically saying " hey AI, come and take my 6 figure salary and make me a coffee machine operator instead" 
. I don't get why they're all excited about it, can't they see the writing on the wall? 
Jobs are being automated out of existence and all these high-income earners just want to play with their new AI toys 
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. I get why that is - they've got the resources and expertise to really make the most of these tools. But what really gets me is that people making under $50k are more interested in food delivery services? Like, isn't that just a symptom of the whole economy being skewed towards corporate profits? And what about all the jobs that might get replaced by AI? That's a bit unsettling 
. Still, I guess it's not all doom and gloom... businesses can try to tap into this market in a responsible way 
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. I mean, if ChatGPT is the front-runner, maybe they should start calling it the "AI Übermensch" 
. But seriously, it's no surprise that high-income folks are into AI, since they're always looking for ways to streamline their lives and make more cash 
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️. I'm a bit surprised that lower-earning folks aren't super into it though - you'd think they'd want in on the action too! 